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Mainstream media & the removal of Bank fraud articles from internet searches. The Repo Crisis, Jamie Dimon, and the Bloomberg News Mystery
Academics and historians who attempt to compare the epic Wall Street crash of 2007- 2010 to the next one that’s inevitably coming won’t be able to count on publicly available articles from Bloomberg News. On Monday, critical articles by a top investigative reporter at Bloomberg News, Mark Pittman, that exposed the corrupt cronyism between Wall Street and the Federal Reserve have gone missing on the Internet.

Just this morning yet another key article from Bloomberg News that has just up and disappeared on the Internet. Put this 2008 Bloomberg headline in the Google search box with the quotes included and see what happens: “Citigroup Unravels as Reed Regrets Universal Model.”

Bloomberg News informed us that Pittman’s articles are still available on the Bloomberg terminal. That’s a market data and news terminal that hundreds of thousands of global bank traders around the world use daily. But at a cost of upwards of $20,000 or more per terminal per year, it’s not something that scholars or journalists are going to be able to afford.


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